Swiss Nanoscience Institute

Directions

Shuttle:
A

Tram 11; St. Johanns-Tor
Bus 30, 33; Bernoullianum
Bus 36, 38; Metzerstrasse

Klingelbergstrasse 50, 4056 Basel
Modern building with glass facade and benches in front at night.
© Christel Möller
Two people in yellow protective suits working on a machine in a cleanroom environment.
© SNI, Christel Möller
A man with glasses and a beard is working on a complex optical setup in a laboratory.
© SNI, Christel Möller

The World on a Small Scale

Experience the fascinating nanocosmos: live experiments, microscopy, and nanofabrication demonstrate how the invisible becomes visible and tangible.

Programme

  • Your Experiment

  • Nothing is Too Small

Sanitary facilities

Toilets available and wheelchair accessible

Accessibility

wheelchair accessible

General Information

Rest area with seating available

About Swiss Nanoscience Institute

The Swiss Nanoscience Institute (SNI) at the University of Basel is the leading centre of excellence for nanoscience and nanotechnology in north-western Switzerland. Working in interdisciplinary teams, the SNI researches phenomena in the field of nanometres and develops applications and new materials for fields such as life sciences, energy, and quantum technology. In the Nano Imaging Lab, state-of-the-art electron, ion, and powerful microscopy techniques provide high-resolution insights into innovative materials, biological systems, and functional nanostructures. The Nano Fabrication Lab provides the infrastructure for the manufacture of complex nano- and microsystems using cleanroom technologies such as precision nano structuring. Both laboratories work closely with industry partners and promote technology transfer for innovations that extend far beyond the borders of north-western Switzerland.

Two people in yellow protective suits working on a machine in a cleanroom environment.
© SNI, Christel Möller
A man with glasses and a beard is working on a complex optical setup in a laboratory.
© SNI, Christel Möller